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Big jumps between outside and inside
Short answer: Dress so you can take two layers off in thirty seconds. The jump from minus five to twenty two degrees ...
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Days that start cold and end warm
Short answer: Dress for the midday temperature and bring one layer for the morning. It is easier to carry a jumper th...
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The layer system explained in three layers
Short answer: Innermost a layer that moves moisture away, in the middle a layer that holds the warmth, outermost a la...
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A lower indoor temperature and more layers
Short answer: Turn the heating down a couple of degrees and one extra thin layer can cover the difference. Dressing f...
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Moving to a colder climate
Short answer: Rebuild around a layer system: a thin layer against the skin, an insulating layer and a windproof outer...
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How many layers you need in winter cold
Short answer: Three layers cover a Nordic winter: a thin layer against the skin, an insulating layer and a windproof ...
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Layering without colour chaos
Short answer: Keep the layers in the same colour family and let the outermost be the darkest. The layers then read as...
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April, when all four seasons happen in one day
Short answer: Three thin layers and a light jacket cover five to eighteen degrees. It is the only system that handles...
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What you should know about clothes for the cold season
Short answer: In winter the innermost layer does the most, not the outermost. If the base layer is damp, it cools the...
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Bamboo clothing for people who are always cold
Short answer: If you are always cold, the biggest gain comes from one thin layer more, not from thicker outer layers....
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Bamboo clothing for people who work outdoors
Short answer: Outdoor work means moving between hard effort and breaks. If you sweat while working and then stand sti...
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Clothing for a day of moving a lot between outdoors and indoors
Short answer: If you move often between cold and warm, you sweat indoors and get cold outdoors. A base layer that mov...
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